THE TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY MORNINO MAY 27 190fi.
A NICE TRIBUTE
TO THE SOUTH
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SOUTHERN WOMEN INTEREST-
ED MORE IN HOUSEKEEPING
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! H THE c;
Q Regular Meals 25c. y
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PROVERBIAL HOSPITALITY
ineir venire to Liitcrtam a Source
Of Wonder and Admiration to
The ViHitor.
Janet .McKinzie Mill editor of tin
Hiistiin ('nuking School Maitazine mi
her let ii in to P.oston I'nnn visiting
the Son I li. paid ihc Southern people
(lie fiillnwiii tribute:
"The eililnr of I h is magazine tins I
returned lioiii a very enjoyable visit '
to Miiniiiiuliniii A In. Anion;; (lie!
iiiiiny impressions received on this'
trip the most noticeable arc the sins
of pnsperit.v tluit are manifest al-
most everywhere. No class is unoc-
cupied. Atlanta and Hirniinirhain
are remarkably interesting and pro-
gressive cities. The latter with its
ret d of only twenty-live years is a
marvel of rapidly developing- indiis-
t l ies. .
"Apparently the women of thej
Smith are more interested ami eiithn-'
Mastic in housekeeping than are their
sisters of the North and especially
K'f New England.
'Tis stranire hut true for truth
is alway sJianuc. Southern hospital-
ity has always lieen proverbial. The
desire which lias become a trail on
the art of southern .women to enter-
lain and please is a source of won-
der and admiration to the visitor.
-Climate may have some influence in
perpetuating in southern women a
certain type of beauty and an ease
and peace of manner that is always
fhanniiur. At any rate they are de-
lightfully social and homelike.
"In our short visit to a simile
Southern citv we found much to in
terest ami instruct. The tide of nrni-l
jM'rity is evidently setting southward.!
The ama.in'j- possibilities of a new j
and heat if ul' southland are hcimiinir
to be realized." I
THE BROTHERLESS GIRL
"She Gets Vain Because She's With-
out an Instructor.
The uirl without n brother-is es-
pecially to be pitied. She is the ptj
who b-.. never certain of petting the
pleasures of life unless she is very
attractive. Of course' she has no
brother who she is certain will take
her everywhere; she is apt to Vet u
little bit vain for she has no brother
to tell her as oiilv a brother will of
her faults and mistakes. It is only!
the somewhat doubtful tact of a1
brother thai announces "I wouldn't'
walk up si reel with -you in that:
dress." and the irl whose biolher
says this to her may be certain that
lie is only expressinir the opinion of
other yiiK' In hers. He may not I
do i in t' e ii : r-1 ucnlle way but be1
does tell f.e truth and if yon n.-k
1 1 i in why paying a visit to another j
jiil is more desirable than to one
yim know he will sit down and look j
at yon and then be will say; "Well
you see it Is jusf this way: From
the time you jct here she is a nice
virl who fives you a pleasant wel-
cotne and yet doesn't pish over you.
She is enleitainin and yet haw a
liabit of putting down nasty possip
or silly lark anion); wTroever is there.
She is a restful sort of a pirl; she is
tio always wanting to do something
that tires you half to death and
where the panic is not worth the can-
dle and when she says Koodhy to you
yon are pretty certain she Is glad you
came (hat she will he plnil to see you
another time hut that she doesn't
look umiii you as the one and only
man in the world;" that is the kind
f description that a brotherlcsa
pirl can't pet.
Then she doesn't hear of the men
that a fellow would rather not have
his sister po with and she is very apt
poor dear p make mistakes. Proba-
bly the wisest course for her to pur-
sue is for her to choose as her most
intimate friend a pirl who has a wise
hrother; then ahe can reap the benefit
of hi counsel. Indies' Home Jour-
nal. Ths "Birrelieioiu BUI."
Augustine Itirrell minister of edu-
cation in the Itritish cabinet ia in
c haive of the education bill which is
causing such commotion in parlia-
ment. The measure contemplates
practical abolition of religious teach-
ing in school and its opponents are
railing if flie TTirreliginm bill."
Po yon want a act of Harness t do
1o Frederick 'a if Jon do.
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IN TULSA'S CHURCHES
Services tomorrow at which strangers in the city are welcome.
The doors of the Lord's House arc ever open.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
(Corner of Fifth and Moulder.)
Sunday school at 0:4.") a. in.
1'ieachiiip at 11 a. in. senium
"His Lifted Hands."
Class nieetinp at 12 in.
Memorial services at 3 p. m.
Kpworth Lcapuc at 7 p. in.
Patriotic services at S p. m.' ser-
mon "Pawn at Dusk." . ..
Prayer nieetinp Wednesday at 8
p. til.
You will find a most cordial wel-
come. G. W. MARTIN Pastor.
Episcopal Church.
There will be no Sunday school ser-
vices Sunday morning May 27 at
(he Kpiseopal church. . Preaching ser-
vices in the evening onlv.
C. L. HOINKER JR. 
Superintendent.
Christian Church.
Sunday School tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
by the pastor.
Young People's meeting at 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday ev-
ening "'.
Yofing Men's Club Tuesday and
Saturday nights.
ladies' Aid meets Thursday after-
noon in church basement.
. . The church is located one-half block
west of the ost office. We cordially
invite strangers to work with us.
RANDOLPH COOK. Minister.
Baptiat Church.
Between First and Second on Cin-
cinnati Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
preaching 11 a. m.; Young People's
meeting 7 p. tn.: preaching 8 p. m.;
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Stranger welcome. All are invited.
John B. Youngblood pastor residence
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Until the Cose of Welglo's Closing Out Sale. We do Not Want to Pack Up One
DjIIVs Worth of Merchandise if Price Will Move It. Note Prices.
Closing out $10 nr.d 1 20 Men's Fine Suits
Closing cut Idi s r.d it rikcr. dollar Mtn's Fine Suits
Closing out 15c Airow
Closing out 10c White
Closing out 35c Fancy Hose now . . 22c
Closing out 50c Men's Fine Suspenders now ... 35c
Closing out 35c Men's Lisle Suspenders now 20c
Closing out 65c Men's fine Lisle Underwear . . . 43c
Closing out 35c Men's Balbriggan Underwear . . . 23c
Closing out 2tc Fancy Half Hose now . ... . . . .12c
Closing 01 1 lEc Men's Fas-t Black and Tan Hcse . . . . . .1c
Closing out MenV $3.50 Selz' Royal Blue Shoes   . $2.50
Closing tut 75c ( hik" rti.'s Wash Suits now ...... 43
Closing out 75c Boys' all wool Knee Pants now ...... 35c
Closing out i 5c Boy's Wash Pants now ...... . 10c
Closing out 75c Mer.'s Drrss Shirts now ....... 3gc
Closing out $1.00 Fancy Madras Shirts now - - - - - - - 43c
Closing out $1.25 and $1.50 Dress frhirts now - - - g5c
Closing out $3.00 Men's Dress Shoes now
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Tulsa I. T. Next
second house of Sixth on Denver.
' Presbyterian Church.
Corner of Fourth and Boston. Sun-
day school at f :4" a. in. Preaching by
pastor at 11 a. m. Christian Endea-
vor at 7 p. in. Preaching by the pas-
tor ut 7:4."i Prayer meeting on Wed-
nesday evening ut 7 :."."
C. W. K Kill! Pastor.
Christian Scientist.
The Christian Science services will
be held in room No. ! Iloscnfield
buildiii'! at 11 o'clock.
Catholic Church.
Services the first and third Sundays
of each month. Mass at 8 and 10:30.
On second and fifth Sundayi there
arc no services. Meeting of members
of Apotlesliip of Prayer on first
Sunday a( 7:30 p. in. Meeting of la-
dies of Altar Society on third Sunday
after the first Mass.
FATHER ALPHONSK.
M. E. Church South.
Sunday school at 0:45 J. K. Cole
superintendent. North side $4iool
at 0:30 J. M. Holland sugicriiiten-
dent. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m.'
and at 8 p. m. by Rev. C M.' Cop-
pege presiding elder.
' Jnnior Ieagne at 'I :.'I0 p. m. r
I'nion League at 7 p. m.
AH of our people are urged to be
present at tomorrow's sen-ices and
strangers and visitors in the city are
cordially invited. S. II. BALL.'
Card of Thanks. -
We wih to exterid our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends for their
kindness and sympathy in our great
bereavement. Also for the very beau-
tiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Brown.
Brand Collar now
Cambric Handkerchiefs three for
LE.CLQTHING'CO.
Door to Farmers' National Bank
NO EXCUSE FOR CATARRH '
Worst Cases Quickly Cured by the
Breathing of Hyomei. Guaranteed
By Shackle Drug Company.
There is really not the slightest ex-
cuse for anyone having catarrh now
that llyomei is su widely known and
so easily obtained. The worst cases
of catarrh are quickly cured by sim-
ply iiiliulinir the remedy tliroiigh the
ocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit.
Used in this way for a few minutes
four times a day every panicle of
air that reaches the nose throat and
lungs is laden with genu killing and
health-giving llyomei.
The sale of the old fashioned stom-
ach remedies for catarrh has been re-
duced to almost nothing since the in-
troduction of Hyomei. The Shackle
Drug Company willl tell you t lint
their sales on this out-of-date line
have fallen off at least two-thirds in
the last few yeais while the demand
for Hyomei has increased as its cur-
ative powers become more widely
known.. -
The complete outfit consisting of
a neat pocket inhaler medicine drop-
per and a bottle of Hyomei costs
only one dollar while extra bottles
can be obtained for 50 cents making
Hyomei the most economical as well
as the most reliable method for cur-
ing catarrh.
Shackle Ding Company positively
guarantee a eure when used in accor-
dance with directions or they will re-
fund the purchase price.
Open Tor Settlement. .
Washington. D. C-May-2ft The
Senate today passed the bill author-
izing the nH-ning of 505000 acres of
land in the Kiowa Comanche and
Apache reservations in Oklahoma.
The Big Tent Meeting.-
Rer. W. O. Lewis' big tent meet-
ing will oen Friday June 1 oir the
corner of North Second-and Main
streets. Mr. Lewis say the tent
will arrive on Thursday next and
that arrangement have been made
to light it with electricity. Look out
for further announcements.
mum
Palace
The most complete Grocery in Tulsa.
Kxclusive agent for Sherman. Bros.'
TEAS COFFEES and SPICES
No. 6. North Main Street
Now In New Quarters
And prepared to give the
Public the Best of It in
Furniture Stoves Hardware Queensware.ett
Undertaking and Em
balming a
Mowbray & Winterringer
Archer Bldg. Phones
Quick Loans en farms and ia-
prored city property anywhere in
Indian Territory Boel-Bodolf In-
restment company.
$10.75
$8.50
8c
25c
$1.85
...Many Hands...
make swift work. That's one reason
beyond our willingness why we can
get out your laundry work quickly
when you're in a hurry. Don't think
for a moment however that we slight
work for the sake of haste. What's
done here is well done. Our prices
compare favorably with any high class
work.
LAUNDRY
The Right Way
Market
.. Telephone 107
Specialty.
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54' M 132. Tulsa I. T.
IMMEDIATE LOANS on badness
and redden e property. U. J. RICH-
UD80K. Beoms 1-8 3 Mead ft Jones
Boildln.
TO LOAN
$5000
TO LOAN
I have $5000 to loan on desir-
able city property
C. D. Coggeshall
Ollirc. Itimr of FaritMT'i National Hank
Thorn: Ollice Ixti; 1Ioum4I2.
VJ&II11UII Ul UgltU.
Centrally Located
Admirably Arranged
Sustains an enviable reputa-
tion for accuracy in prescrip-
tions and purity in drugs.
Exclusive Agency for
the Celebrated Eureka
Springs water.
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Cicero L Holland
C. O. D.
GROCER I ES
Thnne 51 No. 'J14 Kast Third St.
1 lour and Feed.
We make the prices on ood goods.
Kvery day Males Day with us.
'-'"( Millionaire flub 1'eaches the
best to be had special this week .20
1 hot tie line Maple Syrup ' .40
f) lb can Montutik t'oll'm' l.oo
Help men who place their money in
Tulsa by using this coffee.
Potatoes per bushel .-
2 fans Hlack Jlird Corn
1'kir freuinery Hntter er lb.
Hulk Creamery Butter per lb..
1 lb I'ai'kage Soda
1 lb Sun Dreid Apples
2 Packages Mince Meat
1 Oul Unpeeled Pie Peaches
1 Oal. Sour Pickles
1 lb Genuine Africa Java Coffee
1 111 Finest Puabt'rrv Coffee
1 lb celebrated Diamond Coffee
1-3 lb can Corn
4 Cans Standard Corn
Flour.
.10
.23
$1..10
1.13
1.03
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.23
.25
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.40
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D. P. Flour per suck
Perfection per sack
Princess per sack ifuaranteed
'.'0 Ilis Su-ar
i Pis Navy Means
10 l!ars Lennox Soap
1 lb Small Pnin.'s
I I'-s I aiyn Prunes
2 lbs llxtrn I.ar.'e Prunes
(i lbs Hulk Oatmeal
1 lb Corn Starch
.')0 lb Sack Salt
Crackers by box tcr lb..
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ARCHITECTS
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TULSA I. T.
J Money leaned on City Property. 2
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Tulsa Vitrified Brick Co.
Owtrt Fact Brick Co.
Manufactarars
Ro-prtstod Sidewalk Dry
Prm Fact and Common
Builders' Brick
Offic Archer Bulldlnc
Phona 40S
Alcorn Hotel
Excellent Cuisine
Modern Heating
' and . Lighting.
Rates $2.00
' per day. '
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